Zenith Circle Wall Mirror Champagne - 104cm

The Zenith is a 104cm diameter circular wall mirror with a champagne-finish polyurethane frame formed into a radiating sunburst pattern of faceted panels around a central bevelled mirror glass. The frame projects 4cm from the wall and weighs between 7-20kg depending on the exact resin density and fittings used in production, requiring secure wall fixings into masonry or solid timber stud.

Designed for living rooms, entrance halls and bedroom feature walls with sufficient clear wall space to accommodate the 104cm diameter, the mirror's champagne finish sits between pale gold and soft bronze, reflecting warm tones under natural daylight and artificial lighting. The bevelled edge on the central glass adds a light-refracting detail that catches attention when viewing the mirror at an angle. The radiating panel construction creates depth and shadow play across the frame throughout the day as light angles change.

The polyurethane construction keeps the weight manageable compared to equivalent metal or solid timber frames, while providing resistance to moisture and temperature variation that would warp natural timber. The champagne finish is applied over the moulded resin and pairs with neutral, warm-toned and metallically-accented interiors without competing for dominance. The circular form softens angular furniture layouts and works in both contemporary open-plan spaces and traditional hallway settings where rectangular frames dominate.

What wall fixings are needed for this mirror?

The mirror weighs between 7-20kg and requires secure wall fixings appropriate to your wall type. For masonry use suitable wall plugs and screws; for plasterboard use heavy-duty plasterboard fixings or fix into timber studs behind the plasterboard. The mirror typically has D-rings or keyhole fixings on the reverse.

How much wall space is required?

The mirror measures 104cm in diameter and projects 4cm from the wall. Allow at least 110-120cm of clear wall space to accommodate the frame without obstruction from furniture, door swings or adjacent walls.

Can it be cleaned without damaging the frame?

The polyurethane frame can be dusted with a soft dry cloth. The mirror glass can be cleaned with standard glass cleaner applied to a microfibre cloth, avoiding overspray onto the champagne-finish frame which may leave watermarks on the resin surface.

Is the champagne finish reflective or matte?

The champagne finish has a low-sheen satin appearance rather than high polish, reducing glare while still reflecting warm metallic tones under most lighting conditions.